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Some
news
that
you
might
not
have
heard
yet.
Also
an
important
angle
to
this
story
about
the
innovation
in
the
document
space
and
the
potential
of
smarter
documents. This
week
at
the
ODF
Plug-fest
in
Berlin,
IBM
announced
that
the
company
will
make
a
substantial
donation
of
code
and
resources
... [ + Read more ]

As
I
posted
yesterday
IBM
has
donated
Symphony
to
Apache
to
bolster
the
OpenOffice
project.
Kenvin
Cavanaugh
was
quoted
in
a
computer
world
article
and
there
was
a
derived
conversation
at
Slashdot
that
picked
up
on
his
comment
that
there
really
hasn't
been
any
innovation
in
the
document
space
for
... [ + Read more ]

1.
If
you
write
a
book
about
analytics,
they’ll
make
a
movie
about
you.
It
may
even
star
Brad
Pitt:
For
the
second
year
in
a
row,
the
event’s
keynote
speakers
are
co-authors
of
a
famous
book
about
analytics.
Last
year,
the
unlikely
duo
of
“Dubner
and
Levitt”
recounted
their
... [ + Read more ]

The
latest
IT
Tech
Trends
Survey
is
now
open.
We're
looking
to
hear
what
you
feel
are
the
major
drivers
and
motivators
in
the
tech
industry
right
now.
In
the
2010
IBM
Tech
Trends
Survey,
more
than
50%
of
the
respondents
told
us
mobile
application
development
will
overtake
other
types
of
development
... [ + Read more ]

Last
year,
IBM
launched
a
new
skills
initiative
to
help
it's
Business
Partners
get
started
with
social
media.
Fast
forward
to
2011,
and
the
company
is
taking
that
skills
initiative
to
a
whole
new
level,
with
an
upgraded
library
of
digital
assets,
as
well
as
a
number
of
face-to-face
... [ + Read more ]

What
the
heck
is
Electronic
Mail?
What
kind
of
man
owns
his
own
computer?
Why
is
old
technology
so
funny?
The
web
is
awash
with
old
technology
ads,
whether
they’re
for
a
cheaper
hard
hard
disk,
better
color,
or
even
an
“Electronic
Computer
Brain”
that’s
fun
at
parties,
solves
riddles
and
... [ + Read more ]

I
am
at
a
family
reunion
right
now,
and
my
grandmother
has
come
up
to
me
on
several
occasions
to
talk
about
security.
This
is
a
woman
who
just
got
rid
of
her
Motorola
RAZR
and
is
asking
me
about
data
breaches.
If
you’re
extended
family
is
anything
like
mine,
talking
about
information
... [ + Read more ]